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Torque controlled robotic arm (2)

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I've printed all the parts for the opentorque actuator and bought the needed hardware for assembly.

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Zhi Ern Teoh wrote 04/23/2021 at 02:51

Hi! How did you insert the bearings into the planet gears? did you pause the print and then insert the bearing?

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Jung Hoon Lee wrote 02/24/2022 at 12:11

Oh hello! Apologies for the very delayed replay... I wasn't notified with the replies.

Yes, I paused the printer in mid-print, inserted the bearings and started printing again.

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